dietitian

A physician is not a dietitian or a nutritionist.

That's false a dietitian has several requirements and while less than a doctor it's on par with a RN.

Then people with those diseases should follow the advice of their doctor and/or a registered dietitian.

Also, physicians are far more qualified in other subjects and take only a fraction of the nutrition courses a dietitian would.

You go into a dietitian's office, and they are advertising sugar-filled crap whose only nutritional benefit has been added during the processing.

Find a dietitian willing to come to our house at 9 pm when he finishes working to help him estimate his progress.

My wife has a PhD in nutrition and is also a registered dietitian.

Maybe she has a glandular disorder, or she's a special kind of dietitian who works mainly with sumo wrestlers, or she's 7' tall.

PS: I would suggest to most people that they talk with a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN).

That doesn't make him a dietitian or a source for scientific conclusion.

There's such a thing as a dietitian after all.

Combine that with the criticism that Soylent has received from registered dietitians and it's important to list some dietitian, if only to counter the negative results when I type [soylent dietitian] into a search engine.

There's not a dietitian on this planet that when asked to define a "healthy diet" would include donuts.

It's a bit like a dietitian bursting in and saying "I've invented a new thing, I call it 'computertalk'.

However, I'm not a dietitian nor a nutritionist, but the "zero carb" components scare me.

First was a female dietitian, 5'7" and pushing 200lbs.